Medium Duty Towing

Not Too Big, Not Too Small... Just Right

When your vehicle is too large for light-duty towing but not quite heavy enough for a heavy-duty tow, medium-duty towing services are the perfect solution. 

This versatile service is designed to handle a wide range of vehicles, including small buses, delivery trucks, vans, and larger recreational vehicles (RVs).

Medium-duty towing bridges the gap between light and heavy-duty towing, offering a reliable solution for a variety of transport needs. Whether you're facing a breakdown, a flat tire, or an accident, medium-duty towing is your go-to option for getting back on the road quickly and safely. 

What is Medium Duty Towing?

The Details

Medium-duty towing involves the use of specialized tow trucks designed to carry vehicles that fall between the capacities of light-duty and heavy-duty trucks. These vehicles typically weigh between 10,000 and 26,000 pounds, including delivery vehicles, motorhomes, small buses, and some larger trucks. 

Unlike light-duty towing, which uses smaller trucks for cars and motorcycles, medium-duty towing requires a more powerful and durable vehicle, often equipped with hydraulic systems and extended bed lengths to handle larger loads. 

When is Medium Duty Towing Necessary?

Medium-duty towing is needed when a vehicle is too heavy or large to be handled by a standard light-duty tow truck. Common scenarios where medium-duty towing comes into play include:

• Delivery Trucks: Commercial delivery vehicles, whether for goods or services, can break down or become immobilized for various reasons. When this happens, medium-duty towing is necessary to safely transport the vehicle.
• Recreational Vehicles (RVs): Motorhomes and RVs are significantly larger than typical passenger vehicles, making them unsuitable for light-duty towing. If an RV breaks down or needs transport, medium-duty tow trucks are designed to handle their size and weight.
• Small Buses or Shuttle Vehicles: Many small commercial buses and shuttle vehicles that are used for transportation services or group travel fall into the medium-duty category. When one of these vehicles breaks down, a medium-duty tow truck is required for proper recovery.
• Trucks and Vans: Large trucks and vans, especially those used for commercial purposes, may need to be towed if they break down on the road. Medium-duty towing provides the power and stability necessary to transport these vehicles safely.

The Benefits of Medium Duty Towing



• Versatility: Medium-duty towing services can handle a wide range of vehicles, from delivery trucks to motorhomes, making it a versatile solution for both personal and business needs.
• Safety: With powerful towing equipment, medium-duty tow trucks are built to transport larger vehicles without compromising safety. These trucks are designed with reinforced towing systems that prevent damage to the vehicle being towed, offering peace of mind during the recovery process.
• Speed and Efficiency: When you call for medium-duty towing, you're guaranteed a quick response. Tow companies are well-equipped to handle these situations efficiently, helping you minimize downtime and get your vehicle back on the road as soon as possible.
• Reduced Risk of Damage: Unlike towing with a light-duty truck, which may not be able to handle the weight of larger vehicles properly, medium-duty tow trucks are specifically designed for heavier loads. This reduces the risk of damage to both the towed vehicle and the towing vehicle itself.
• Cost-Effective for Larger Vehicles: While medium-duty towing services may cost more than light-duty towing, they are often more affordable than heavy-duty towing. For businesses that rely on larger vehicles, medium-duty towing offers a more budget-friendly solution without compromising on safety or reliability.

• 24/7 Towing
• Light Duty Towing
• Medium Duty Towing
• Heavy Duty Towing
• Flatbed Towing

• Roadside Assistance
• Jump Starts
• Flat Tire Changes
• Fuel Delivery
• Lockout Assistance

• Off Road Recovery
• Winching
• Vehicle Transport
• Luxury Car Towing
• Special Equipment Transport

Expert Light-Duty Towing Services for Any Situation

1. Vehicle Protection and Safe Loading
One of the most important aspects of light-duty towing is ensuring the vehicle is loaded and secured without causing damage. Many modern vehicles have sensitive components such as low front bumpers, all-wheel-drive systems, or lightweight frames. We use flatbeds, soft straps, and proper tie-down points to guarantee a safe, damage-free tow every time.

2. Handling Low-Clearance and AWD Vehicles
Sports cars, luxury vehicles, EVs, and all-wheel-drive models require special towing techniques. Our equipment is designed to handle low-clearance cars and AWD systems without risking transmission or drivetrain damage. We take the extra time to load these vehicles correctly, protecting them from start to finish.

3. Secure Connections and Strapping
Light-duty towing still requires precision and attention to detail. Using the right straps, wheel nets, and safety chains ensures your car stays secure while in transport. We use high-strength materials and perform multiple checks before hitting the road to keep your vehicle completely protected.

4. Precision Winching and Recovery
Sometimes a small vehicle stuck in mud, snow, gravel, or a ditch requires careful recovery. Our winch-outs use controlled pulling power designed specifically for light-duty vehicles. We focus on safe angles and low-impact recovery methods to avoid body or undercarriage damage.

Common Reasons Coloradans Call Us for Light-Duty Towing

Colorado’s weather, terrain, and busy roadways create frequent need for dependable towing services. These are some of the most common situations we respond to:

Breakdowns on Busy Roads
Mechanical issues, overheating, dead batteries, or sudden breakdowns can happen anywhere—from Parker Road to E-470.

Weather-Related Problems
Snow, ice, hail, and sudden storms lead to spinouts, stuck vehicles, and roadside emergencies every winter.

Flat Tires or Blowouts
Potholes, road debris, or damaged tires often leave drivers stranded.

Fender Benders and Accidents
Even minor accidents require safe, damage-free towing to a repair shop or home.

EV and Hybrid Towing
Electric and hybrid vehicles require special towing methods, and we’re fully trained to transport them properly.

Roadside Assistance Needs
When a jump-start, lockout, or fuel delivery won’t solve the problem, towing becomes the best and safest option.

Why Towing Near Me Parker Is the Best for Medium-Duty Towing

1. Specialized Medium-Duty Equipment
Our fleet is built for medium-duty towing, including flatbeds, wheel-lift trucks, and equipment designed to protect today’s modern vehicles.

2. Highly Trained Operators
Towing small & medium sized vehicles requires precision. Our team is trained in low-clearance loading, AWD towing, EV safety, and secure transport methods.

3. 24/7 Availability
Car trouble doesn’t follow a schedule. We’re available day and night, weekends and holidays—whenever you need us.

5. Transparent, Honest Pricing
No hidden fees. No surprises. Just fair rates and upfront quotes every time.

Frequently Asked Questions About Light-Duty Towing

Q: How fast can you get to me?
A: Our average response time is 30 minutes to 1 hour depending on your location in the Parker area.

Q: What types of vehicles do you tow?
A: We tow cars, SUVs, crossovers, light pickup trucks, EVs, motorcycles, and small commercial vehicles.

Q: Can you tow an all-wheel-drive or electric vehicle?
A: Yes. We use flatbed towing and EV-safe methods to protect AWD systems and electric drivetrains.

Q: How much does light-duty towing cost?
A: Pricing varies by distance, location, and situation. Call us anytime for a free upfront quote.

Q: Do you offer roadside assistance?
A: Yes. We provide jump-starts, tire changes, lockouts, winch-outs, and more.